Isbn: 9798196384493 - kubernetes at scale: production-grade container orchestration strategies (5 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - You passed the CKA, deployed your first cluster, and finally slept through the night-until the HPA froze during a traffic spike, the network policy silently dropped legitimate packets, and a persistent volume entered a terminal state that took your database with it. What separates engineers who merely survive 3 AM pages from those who engineer systems that never generate them Kubernetes has become the default infrastructure layer for enterprises of every size, yet production operations remain a fundamentally different discipline from certification exercises. Managed services elegantly hide etcd consensus and scheduler internals, but they cannot abstract away partial failures, network partitions, cascading latency, or the eternal tension between consistency and availability. More organizations now run more workloads on clusters they understand incompletely, wielding abstractions they have not fully internalized. This book is written for the engineer who knows kubectl apply by heart and has learned-the hard way-that declaring desired state is only the beginning of production-grade engineering.Inside these chapters, you will find: - The control plane internals you must understand to reason about real failure modes-not the managed abstraction marketed by your cloud provider, but the actual machinery of reconciliation and its breaking points- Resilience patterns that keep services standing when autoscaling stalls, nodes degrade across zones, or dependencies fail in ways no health check anticipated- Security hardening tactics that close the dangerously permissive defaults most distributions ship with, from network segmentation to least-privilege access and admission control- Storage architecture decisions that prevent terminal volume states from becoming terminal business hours, including data durability strategies for stateful workloads- Observability frameworks that restore causality when complexity obscures it, plus platform engineering strategies that turn operational rigor into sustainable internal developer leverage If you are ready to move from cluster administration to platform ownership, from tutorial confidence to production-grade competence, this is the reference your infrastructure deserves. Buy it today and build systems that degrade gracefully instead of failing loudly.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. You passed the CKA, deployed your first cluster, and finally slept through the night-until the HPA froze during a traffic spike, the network policy silently dropped legitimate packets, and a persistent volume entered a terminal state that took your database with it. What separates engineers who merely survive 3 AM pages from those who engineer systems that never generate them? Kubernetes has become the default infrastructure layer for enterprises of every size, yet production operations remain a fundamentally different discipline from certification exercises. Managed services elegantly hide etcd consensus and scheduler internals, but they cannot abstract away partial failures, network partitions, cascading latency, or the eternal tension between consistency and availability. More organizations now run more workloads on clusters they understand incompletely, wielding abstractions they have not fully internalized. This book is written for the engineer who knows kubectl apply by heart and has learned-the hard way-that declaring desired state is only the beginning of production-grade engineering.Inside these chapters, you will find: - The control plane internals you must understand to reason about real failure modes-not the managed abstraction marketed by your cloud provider, but the actual machinery of reconciliation and its breaking points- Resilience patterns that keep services standing when autoscaling stalls, nodes degrade across zones, or dependencies fail in ways no health check anticipated- Security hardening tactics that close the dangerously permissive defaults most distributions ship with, from network segmentation to least-privilege access and admission control- Storage architecture decisions that prevent terminal volume states from becoming terminal business hours, including data durability strategies for stateful workloads- Observability frameworks that restore causality when complexity obscures it, plus platform engineering strategies that turn operational rigor into sustainable internal developer leverage If you are ready to move from cluster administration to platform ownership, from tutorial confidence to production-grade competence, this is the reference your infrastructure deserves. Buy it today and build systems that degrade gracefully instead of failing loudly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…